DOHA (Reuters) - Dwain Chambers claimed his first global sprint title and Jessica Ennis posted the fourth-best pentathlon score of all-time on a golden day for Britain at the world indoor championships on Saturday. Chambers, banned for doping for two years in 2003, won the 60 meters with the year's fastest sprint time, an impressive 6.48 seconds. American Mike ...

Briton Jessica Ennis and American Bryan Clay won the multi-discipline events at the world indoors on Saturday. Ennis, the reigning world heptathlon champion, racked up a total of 4937 points over the one-day five-discipline pentathlon event. "It is very special to win here and break the championship record," she said of her new mark, three points ahead of that set ...

American Bryan Clay claimed gold in the heptathlon at the World Indoor Championships on Saturday. The reigning Olympic decathlon champion racked up a total of 6204 points to finish ahead of team-mate and reigning world decathlon champion Trey Hardee (6184). Russian Aleksey Drozdov took bronze a further 43 points adrift. Clay timed 6.67sec in the 60m, jumped 7.27m ...

American Bryan Clay claimed gold in the heptathlon at the World Indoor Championships on Saturday. The reigning Olympic decathlon champion racked up a total of 6204 points to finish ahead of team-mate and reigning world decathlon champion Trey Hardee (6184). Russian Aleksey Drozdov took bronze a further 43 points adrift. Clay timed 6.67sec in the 60m, jumped 7.27m ...